The draft of the 21st Amendment to the Constitution is expected to be finalised by next week.
The 21st Constitutional Amendment is one of the key legislations that will pave the way for political stability in the country.
It will include provisions of the 19th Amendment and effectively annul the 20th Constitutional Amendment.
The proposed Amendment will prune the powers of the Executive, strengthen Parliament, and also give sweeping powers to Independent Commissions.
The general public has been demanding major reforms in recent weeks.
New Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe also promised constitutional reforms as part of his programme to end the political and economic crisis in the country.
Prime Minister Wickremesinghe also spearheaded the enactment of the 19th Constitutional Amendment in 2015 which gave sweeping powers to Parliament and independent commissions such as the Police and Human Rights Commissions.
The new government led by Premier Ranil Wickremesinghe is expected to receive cross-party support for the enactment of the 21st Constitutional Amendment in Parliament.
